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Research On The Application Of Decorations Unearthed In Zhangjiachuan Majiayuan In Tourism And Cultural Creation

Posted on:2024-01-02Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H MaFull Text:PDF
GTID:2542307082460294Subject:Art and design
Abstract/Summary:
The Majiayuan Site is the first large-scale official archaeological excavation of the Xirong tribe cemetery during the Warring States period in Gansu Province.It has discovered well preserved and magnificent chariots and carriages from the mid to late Warring States period,as well as numerous exquisite cultural relics.These relics contain a large number of characteristics of Eurasian and northern grassland cultures,as well as the exchange and integration between Qin culture and Chu culture,providing important physical data for us to study the relationship between the Qin and Rong people,In addition,it is of great significance for studying the ancient ethnic history between the northern and western Asian ethnic groups,as well as cultural exchange and ethnic integration between Chinese and foreign ethnic groups.Therefore,how to revitalize the cultural relics of Majiayuan Site has become the focus of this paper.Through in-depth analysis of the cultural background,styling features,and aesthetic form of the Majiayuan site,accurately extract design elements from the aspects of cultural relic styling,types,characteristics,colors,etc.in the Majiayuan site.Combining the principles and methods of graphic visual design,innovatively transform them into visual symbols,find the most exciting parts of the cultural relics themselves,and explore cultural and creative products belonging to the Majiayuan site.This design not only promotes the protection of the Majiayuan site,but also provides a new perspective for the development of the Majiayuan site.It also provides new ideas for the development of tourism,cultural and creative industries,injecting new vitality and vitality into the Majiayuan related museum and cultural creations.
Keywords/Search Tags:Xirong culture, Majiayuan site, tourism and cultural creation
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